“No Harm, No Foul” – Police Drummer Stewart Copeland Confirms He Isn’t Involved With The Latest Spyro Game

“It’s a new generation. They want a new generation of sound and everything…”. Stewart Copeland, the drummer of the Police, has confirmed he will not be involved with the upcoming Spyro game, Spyro: A Realm Beyond, in a recent interview with The Independent (h/t: Game Informer). Copeland isn’t the only composer to work on the…

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The Origins of SNK’s Hardest Run ‘n Gun

Run ‘n gun arcade games were a staple of the 90s arcade scene, offering players a combination of challenging gameplay, explosive visuals, and satisfying combat. Similar to side-scrolling shoot ’em ups, but a bit slower paced by comparison, this genre was ideal for arcades, as their brutal difficulty ensured that gamers would continue to drop…

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From Atari Lynx to Phone Games Today

There was a time when handheld gaming meant lugging around a chunky slab of plastic, a fistful of AA batteries, and a cartridge or two rattling in a jacket pocket. The Atari Lynx was the heavyweight champion of that era — a backlit color screen when rivals were stuck in grayscale, capable of being flipped…

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The First-Ever “QUByte ReConnect” Kicks Off Today, Teasing “Exclusive Trailers” & “A Legacy Tech Reveal”

Tune in at 5pm BT/9pm BST. QUByte Interactive, the Brazilian retro publisher, is holding the first-ever QUByte ReConnect showcase later today (June 18th, 2026). Described as “a showcase 100% dedicated to bringing retro classics to modern consoles,” QUByte ReConnect seems to be an extension of the QUByte Connect shows the company holds annually in October…

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Developer Of Densha De Go “Tribute” Admits To Using AI, Considers Halting The Project Over “Online Hate & Accusations”

“This has saddened me to an extreme”. Barely Making Games, the developer of the upcoming Steam tribute to Densha De Go!, Retro Rail Go!, has suggested it could soon “halt” development of the project altogether after receiving a torrent of negative feedback on social media, where users have dubbed the game a “rip-off,” and have…

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Dragon Warrior – by Jeremy Parish

If you’re old enough to remember the NES launch in America, you’re likely old enough to remember residual hand wringing in Washington, D.C. about the so-called Cold War “missile gap.” In the 1950s and ’60s, that doctrine stated that the Soviet Union had a numeric advantage over the U.S. in terms of intercontinental missiles capable…

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“This Is Why Preservation Matters” – 14 Years Of RPG Maker Community Content Is About To Be Erased

Rpgmakerweb.com is closed to posts from today. Gotcha Gotcha Games has announced that RPG Maker’s official forums are closing this December, taking with them 14 years of community-made guides and resources (thanks, Dexerto). The company is replacing rpgmakerweb.com with RPG MAKER GUILD, a new official RPG Maker forum which it will operate directly. The objective…

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